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Hulunbuir Weather and climate

Data source：Meteostat
Update date：2025-09

Hulunbuir year round climate
  • Spring (March–May): Average -8.8–12°C, cold and dry climate, with ice and snow remaining in early spring and gradual warming in late spring. Common activities: Spring outings, birdwatching. Recommended clothing: Thick coat, warm clothing, hat, scarf.
  • Summer (June–August): Average 18.5–21.7°C, warm and humid climate, more rainfall, with potential for high temperatures at times. Common activities: Grassland nomadic experience, horseback riding, fishing. Recommended clothing: Light and breathable clothing, rain gear.
  • Autumn (September–November): Average 12.8–2.7°C, cool and dry climate, pleasant in early autumn, rapidly turning cold in late autumn. Common activities: Autumn scenery viewing, wild mushroom picking (safety precautions needed). Recommended clothing: Warm coat, long-sleeved clothing.
  • Winter (December–February): Average -24.6–-8.8°C, cold and dry climate, long duration, less snowfall. Common activities: Skiing, ice fishing (safety precautions needed). Recommended clothing: Thick down jacket, warm underwear, hat, gloves, scarf, winter boots.
Hulunbuir climatological average

Annual average temperature: approx. 0°C / Annual rainfall: approx. 391 mm / Summer humidity: 60%–70% / Rainiest month: July

Hulunbuir monthly average temperature and precipitation
Month
Air temperature (°C)
Precipitation (mm)
January
-24.6°C
3.3
February
-20.7°C
1.8
March
-8.8°C
8.3
April
2.9°C
6.3
May
12°C
6.7
June
18.5°C
47.7
July
21.7°C
151.7
August
18.2°C
93.7
September
12.8°C
40.3
October
2.7°C
10
November
-11.2°C
14.7
December
-23°C
6.8
Hulunbuir weather for the next seven days
11/8
Saturday
Blizzard
-1.1°C/-8°C
11/9
Sunday
Light freezing rain
-6°C/-13.6°C
11/10
Monday
Partly Cloudy
-4.8°C/-14.4°C
11/11
Tuesday
Sunny
-2°C/-12.8°C
11/12
Wednesday
Overcast
-3.9°C/-10.3°C
11/13
Thursday
Sunny
-5.4°C/-12.9°C
11/14
Friday
Sunny
-2.1°C/-12.6°C

Hulunbuir FAQ

Is Hulunbuir worth visiting?
Hulunbuir is absolutely worth visiting for its vast and captivating landscapes. Beyond the iconic Hulunbuir Grassland, you'll discover scenic rivers, tranquil lakes, majestic mountains, and charming ethnic villages. Even the roads offer picturesque views, making every drive an exploration. Discover all the best attractions in Hulunbuir for an unforgettable experience.
What is Hulunbuir known for?
Hulunbuir, named after the two lakes Hulun and Buir, is renowned for its pristine natural beauty. It boasts untouched forests, expansive meadows, and abundant rivers teeming with wildlife. The region is home to over 400 species of wildlife and 800 species of plants and trees. Alongside its natural splendor, Hulunbuir is celebrated for its dedication to preserving traditional ways of life.
What languages are spoken in Hulunbuir?
Hulunbuir is a region of linguistic diversity. While Mandarin Chinese is widely spoken, various Mongolian dialects like Khorchin and Buryat are also in use. Additionally, Mongolic languages such as Daur, and Tungusic languages including Oroqen and Solon, contribute to the rich linguistic tapestry of Hulunbuir.
What are the main natural attractions in Hulunbuir?
The primary natural draw of Hulunbuir is its expansive and stunning grassland. However, the region also features beautiful rivers, serene lakes like Hulun Lake and Buir Lake, and rolling mountains. The diverse ecosystems support a rich array of flora and fauna, making it a paradise for nature lovers and photographers.
Can you describe the ethnic culture of Hulunbuir?
Hulunbuir is a melting pot of cultures, primarily influenced by Mongolian, Daur, Oroqen, and Solon ethnic groups. Visitors can experience their traditional lifestyles, witness unique customs, and learn about their history. Exploring the ethnic villages offers a glimpse into the enduring cultural heritage preserved in this part of Inner Mongolia.